With the initial batch of OnePlus One invites going out in around a week, the OnePlus and CyanogenMod team have been hard at work on squashing all the bugs present in the phone. Initial reviews of the OnePlus One suggested that while it aces a suite of benchmarks, it has some stability issues with the pre-loaded firmware being pretty buggy.

The team is now rolling out the final version of CyanogenMod 11S to the handset, which fixes all the bugs reported by users and enhances a few other features.

Today’s selection for our weekly Wednesday’s Must Have Game column is entitled Devil’s Attorney, it originally launched for Android back in May, 2013, and has since picked up a bunch of hefty upgrades loaded with great features making it one of the better law-based games on the market.

Still waiting for your invite to buy the OnePlus One? So are plenty of others. Not even competition winners have received theirs yet. But don’t worry — they are on the way. In an update on its official forum, OnePlus promises an invite “storm” is on its way next month.

Last night, LG unveiled its flagship handset for 2014 — the LG G3. When it finally hits the shelves later next month, the G3 is bound to battle it out against the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S5, HTC One M8 and the Xperia Z2 for the best smartphone of the year crown.

Compared to its competition, the G3 does have some unique and innovative features up it sleeves that makes it the number one contender for the best smartphone of this year including a sexy design, the relative lack of bezel around its display and wireless charging.

The upcoming Galaxy Tab S is set to become Samsung’s first tablet with a fingerprint scanner, according to a set of leaked Samsung graphics — and that won’t be the only feature borrowed from the Galaxy S5. The device will also offer the new Ultra Power Saving Mode, as well as the Magazine UX baked into Samsung’s latest TouchWiz launcher.